Liverpool have been among the busiest Premier League clubs during the summer transfer window.
After clinching the Premier League title, they’ve demonstrated ambition and determination by equipping manager Arne Slot with the resources and support needed to replicate their success next season.
This summer, the club has welcomed players like Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Jeremie Frimpong, and Milos Kerkez, while some players, including Jarrel Quansah, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Caoimhin Kelleher, have departed.
Their transfer activity is ongoing, with both arrivals and departures still expected.
Liverpool have been strongly linked with Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak, while Luis Diaz is reportedly close to a move to Bayern Munich.
Liverpool agree Luis Diaz sale
Finance expert Stefan Borson has praised Liverpool for securing a surprisingly high transfer fee from Bayern Munich for Diaz this summer.
Bayern are said to have agreed to pay £65.2 million for the Colombian winger, and Borson believes Liverpool have outmaneuvered Bayern in the deal.
Speaking to Football Insider, he said: “The player wants to leave, and they’re going to get a huge fee for someone his age. I’m surprised Bayern want to make this deal, but they clearly do. It’s a fantastic deal for Liverpool and good for the player. It’s probably not great for Bayern, but they want him. He’s not everyone’s favorite, but I don’t really get how they agreed on that price.”
More departures expected for Liverpool
The significant profit made from Diaz’s sale isn’t just smart business—it’s crucial for funding Liverpool’s next wave of signings.
The club plans to reinvest this money to strengthen and add depth to their squad.
Players like Darwin Nunez, Harvey Elliott, and Federico Chiesa could be next to leave Anfield this summer as Slot and the club’s leadership aim to raise funds through further sales to finance new arrivals.